Saturday, January 5, 2013
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Audience and Election Ads
Five election ads that illustrate issues of audience:
- Barack Obama "The Same."
- Mitt Romney, "100 Days in NC."
- Mitt Romney, "100 Days in Iowa."
- Mitt Romney, "A Better Day."
- Barack Obama, "Facts."
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Google Glasses
Videos and articles:
- Kashmir Hill article
- Google's Project Glass
- Parody: A New Way to Hurt Yourself
- Parody: Admented Reality
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
DTRT Scene List
Here are some of the passage to consider for Intro to Film:
- Do the Right Thing Part 1: 4:24 Introducing Senor Love Daddy, Da Mayor, and (7:02) Mookie
- Part 2: 0:00: A conversation at the pizzeria.
- Part 3: 0:00 "Boycott Sal's;" (2:58, "Do the Right Thing")
- Part 4: Jordans get scuffed and Eyeline match with cops and continue with conversation at wall, more heat, later in the movie
- Part 5: Martin Lawrence schools Da Mayor; racist rants
- Part 6: Mookie and Radio chat and then Radio gets some pizza and then Pino wants to sell (continues in Part 7)
- Part 10: riot begins
- Part 10 also: Radio Raheem is Dead!
- Part 11: It's "our" Home and shallow focus and Mookie as dad and Mookie goes to see Sal
- Part 12: Show me the money!
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Sample Logical Fallacies
Here are some videos that depict logical fallacies. See if you can pick them out:
- Ned Lamont Campaign Advertisement
- Daily Show Immigrant Disease
- Kobe Selling Sprite
- Daily Show Fright Club
- Alan Jackson Crazy about a Ford
- Hilary Clinton 3 AM
- Saturday Night Live Old Glory
- Ronald Reagan The Bear
- Xtranormal Magic Shirt
- Xtranomral Old People Can't Exercise because they are Old
- Xtranormal All Philosophy Classes are Hard
- Lyndon Johnson Daisy
- LBJ Ice Cream
- George H. W. Bush Dukakis on Crime
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Head injuries in the NFL
Here is an article discussing the high rates of dementia and depression among former NFL players, in this case focusing on the work of Gay Culverhouse, a former Tampa Bay Buccaneers executive who is now active in raising awareness about the problem. As we read, consider how the article defines the problem. Does it offer sufficient evidence to show that head injuries among former football players is a major concern? What solutions might we consider?
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